Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-11-04
The local Market.
BURLINGTON. Nov. 2, lSs

Dairy products, fruits, vegetables, meat
and fish remain practically unchanged
this week. Turkeys and cranberries are
among the latest iel!cacies re eved in
market. The quotations are as follows:
DAIRY PRODUCTS.
Butter is p to IS cents poItI,l. Cheese
ii to Is cents IA pound. sage cheese is 10 cents
Il pound Eggs, are rs 2S cents Il dozen.
Fancy checSes are IL, follows: Pineapple
cheeses % cts. to :il.2j each according
TO size: ROquefort cheese 40 cts. IL pound
English dairy - cents; Eda - Sl0O each.
Neufchatel & cents Il package Guadn
cheese, 40 cents Il pound. Chedda,
cheese, 81 a piece. Dutch cheese 10 cents
Il pound. MIX cents a quart. Pure .Jer.
seY cream 40 cents II quart.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Potatoes are 20 cents a peck and so cents
IA bushel. Sweet potatoes are 2 to 5
cents pound. Apples, are 81 to 81
per barrel, or % to 25 ceHts a peck,
Cranberries are from 10 to 10 cents IL
quart, or 70 cents to Sl.20 peck.
Bananas are 40 to SO cents "a dozen
Jamaica and Florida oranges are u
to 50 cents per dozen. Figs are ~
to 80 cents pound. MeSsina lemons are
80 to 80 cents a dozen. Cucoanuts are b
to 10 cents each Best quality dates are
IL cts pound. French pruneS are 10 to ~
cents pound. German prunes 70 cents a
pound. Pickles are 80 to IT, cts. "A gallon,
plain or mixed. BeetS and turnlpS, are 60
cents bushel. Cabbage are 2 cents H
pound. Hubbard squash Is 2ceutS pound
Cauliflower is cents Il pound celery,io 10
cents Il head or 81 Il dozen; ounces, IL
cents Il pound or SLIGO Il peck; Spanish
onions are ceuts a pound; onions, are 80
cents a peck or Sl.2O bushel. Hickory
nuts are cents quart, 60 cents a peck :;
chestnuts are % cents Il quart.
MEATS AND FISH.
Spring lamb. hind quarters, is IS cents
pound, forequarters, IL TO 10 cts. Il pound
Lamb chops are 20 cents Il pound. Spring
chicken, are 81 70 % pair and 20 cents
pound. Mutton Is quoted at IS to
20 cents foi hind quarters and 10
to 12H cents for forequarters. Beef, best
cuts, Western, foI porter house is quot
ed at IS to 20 cents; siIloin, IS TO
Vermont beet quoted mt Ii TO is cents.
Veal Is Is to 20 cents Il pound for steaks,
Is to Is for roasts, and = to IL cents
for other pieces Hams, sugar cured are
Ia TO l6cents per pound, breakfast bacon
10 to Is cents, homeless ham, 10 to 20
cents pound, California hams, 10 TO l214
cts. Il pound, smoked shoulders, 10 to l211
cts. tripe 10 to l214 cents, picked pigs
feet l21Y cts. Picked lambs tongues are Is
CTS pei pound. Corn beet is II to l2l2 cent.
Pork, roast IS l2E 10 10 cents pound:
steaks to Ii cts. Salt pork is 10 to II cts. a
pound. In poultry, fowls, dressed, are
quoted Is to 20 cents pound, and
turkeys are 20 cents geese, ID
to Is cents Il pound. Salmon trout,
l219 TO 10 cents pound. White fish, Is
cents II pound Pike, II cents 4 pound
Bass, ID cents pound. Blue fish
shad, Is cents Il pound, cod, 10 TO II cts
a pound haddock. 5 to 10 cents pound
salt salmon ~ to l2l9 cts. y pound, sal
mon trout IS Gents, Fresh mack.
erel Is To 20 cents apiece. Salt mackerel
l21a TO Is cents. Goldfish d toto cents.
Herrines are at > cents pound,
Ham sausage ~ cents pound, blood
sausage ID cts Il pound, Boston situslke If
cts, German bologna Sausage l2l6 TO 10 cts
Albany sausage Is cents, head cheese u
Lobsters 10 cents II pound. Oysters, stand
ards 81 cts, ediumS 40 cts selects, a
cents.
FLOUR, SUGAR, ETC,
1t. Louis nulr $40 $3.50 narrt.
Michigan, 81 ~ To ~ b. -rr.nS paJen's
aud Minnesota pa,H", 8r. - %
barrel BuCkWheat i." "tur- - pOUnu
Maple syrup 81 sdloa. bI1uu
lated saga Is (. eru- puun'.
Light hrrWn g. .s e. =. Ma
PIE SUGAR ZOO - cents u
pound. Nrn }'l- .oe-c aou,N is II
la rs cenl~ 81 l.uun. SUITS, e.. kinds ~.
sorted. p cent. r1.ul l'uN 'nru cents
a pound. New ,.ir. ..ir iN ave pound
bucket, ! e.rr 4II,. ciy go cents ;ot
i-pOunt puu- nt.preut jan - To 50
'entS to- -, 'Gud pads.
burlington wholesale Produce Market.
BURLINGTON, Nov. 2.
Butter aud cheese remain the same as
Beef, both Nemon, auc Western a, tb,u-